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Being complicated and involving many AWS services benefits Amazon in a few ways, lock in and revenue being the big ones.
by danielbln 3y ago
Being complicated and involving many AWS services benefits Amazon in a few ways, lock in and revenue being the big ones.
- pixelatedindex 3y agoBut as Bandai, don't I want something simpler and cheaper? Why would I opt for something more complex and be sticky with one vendor?
- bongobingo1 3y agoBecause Amazon bought the CTO some very nice lunches, with some very nice wine, and mentioned they're expanding their local office in the future and that gosh its just so hard to find people with the right experience. Mean while, J. Coder hasn't done jack for the CTO but complain about how they never have enough time to do these simple AWS API integration tasks and certainly never bought them a glass of Vosne-Romanée.